He just completed my overall financial planning.  

I know I need to learn all local regulations, why the property is available, if the current tenants have leases, all of the financial analyses (Let me know if any of you have come across something I might not know), section 8, available grants, and possibilities to finance the deal if the numbers work.  

I'm starting my journey to financial indendency and early retirement. 

Strictly speaking from a financial point of view multi family's almost always make more sense unless your walking into some equity in a single family.

As my real estate portfolio has grown over the years both in terms of the number, types and location of the properties, including across states, I have continued to use my own designed excel worksheets to track records and prepare reports, including for tax purposes.However, my worksheets have now become cumbersome and more time consuming to manage.

Court filings to evict tenants across Maricopa County, home to Phoenix, hit a single-month record of more than 8,000 in January.

For the record the floors slope in 7-8 of my buildings that are all 70+ years old and not a single tenant has complained.

Hi Jared, I`m a college senior and I am looking to get into this space is this a viable option for when it comes to creating financial freedom?

I have re-sparked my desire to become financially independent through real estate.  

You're going to need to pull local mechanics lien laws to determine whether a vendor needs a written contract with the owner in order to record a lien.